John Feijo

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John B. Feijo of 64 Van Horn Drive, East Haven, Connecticut, passed away peacefully in his sleep on August 24, 2010. A decorated World War II Veteran, John was in the front line on D-day, one of the first to go out on land to help build platforms for the troops to bring their artillery and machinery on land to be prepared and armed to fight. He received an award from France for all three battles, Normandy Beach, Omaha Beach and The Battle of the Bulge, as well as a Purple Heart and many other awards. He traveled throughout France, England, Germany and Austria until the war was over. He worked for Avco Lycoming for 35 years, helping to design engines and machinery for airplanes, bombers, helicopters and tanks. He was married to Frances Feijo from July 10, 1948 until her death December 31, 2005. John was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts on August 29, 1924 to Antonio Feijo and Mary Perry and moved from Massachusetts to Connecticut to work for Avco until retirement. He was the proud father of Diana Feijo Duell, grandfather of Jeremy and Cynthia Duell, and great-grandfather to McKayla and Harper Duell. Now he goes to be reunited with his wife and parents Funeral service will be held Saturday- morning at 11:00 in the Clany Funeral Horne, 43 Kirkham Ave., East Haven. He will be buried next to his beloved wife in East Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday morning from 10-11.
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